Happy days...are what I imagine will come when one attains electrical knowledge of the highest order. To me that time is still far off in the distance

Big help mate, studying for my final exam in NZ. LEGEND.

which item in empty spaces between electons adn atoms in copper element

I watched 20 videos in a row. A lot of effort and dedication has been put into the videos. Thank you🙏

Thank you this was so helpful

Truly a hidden gem

Thank you. I'm an electrical student in Canada and you've just helped me tremendously

Good I am impressed

Thank you for your great presentation!! I really like your bread board. Where can I get that?

Fantastic video, very good explanation.

Joe, your explanation is just brilliant. Thank you very much for all your efforts here. The only thing which is disappointing me is, KZfaq - it doesn’t allow me to give you thousands of likes😊. You deserve it

Very bad way of explaining

Very impressive and informative. Thank you kindly. Cheers 🇵🇬🇵🇬🇵🇬

Amazing Joe

Nice

Amazing explanation, many thanks for your effort

Thanks!

By the way, I really appreciate your excellent video presentation

In power factor correction, are we correcting the phase difference between the current and voltage of the public power supply company or is it correction of the inductive loads which could be water pump or any other kind of load. Secondly, do resistive loads have phase difference? Does it mean when the loads are purely resistive the power factor is at its maximum theoretical value of 1?

You say the exam questions and answers are available on the C&G website, could you possibly share where please? I've looked and can't find anywhere

Let A, B, C the currents, we have I = Asin(x)+Bsin(x+2pi/3)+Csin(x+4pi/3). This can be simplified to sqrt(A^2+B^2+C^2-AB-BC-CA)sin(x+Φ). So, sqrt(A^2+B^2+C^2-AB-BC-CA) is the formula.

So with the current being out of phase, it looks like current is flowing in two different directions through the circuit at the same time. Can current do that or is the current trying to go two different directions but it can’t so you get the amount/direction of current that you show where the two parallel lines of the current intersect? Great job on the videos, learning a lot so thank you!

This was great. I understood the concept already, but seeing it in action was really helpful.

Nagroda Nobla dla tego Pana

I don't know why this video doesn't have more views......excellent demonstration and explanation too!!!!! Good Job!!!!

Excellent love the way you teach brother.. iv done the electrical trade course here in Australia and yes we did all the phasor drawings about 3 phase neutral current but this calculator is absolutely fantastic.. thank you .. keep up awesome work buddy

Joe my partner somehow changed the settings on her Casio FX series calculator and she can't seem to do decimal times fraction without making it a scientific notation as the answer She has no idea how to get her calculator to do it now. Second year City and Guilds training her final exam is in 10 days Her calculator was working fine but she is not sure what she done to mess it up can you help her reset her Casio FX to be able to do the correct thing

Amen

legend

Hi Joe. Do you have a video on verification of 3 phase breakers relating to Zs value from regs book.What formula to use form 3 phase calculation, how to apply to tested value etc.Thank you.

This series is sooooooo helpful. I was confused after my yesterday's lecture, thanks to my proffesor. But with this series, everything is crystal clear

The C is worng due to the poor imputing of value in the calc kind forgot to multiple the 2 in the denominator

Do you do videos on transformer vector groups?

Joe can you help please? A star connected load is connected to a 400v supply. If 20a is drawn down the line conductor. Calculate phase voltage, phase current in each winding

Can you share a video 3 sources and 4 sources

In a power grid, does the amount of electricity produced by power plants depend on the real-time demand for electricity? It seems counterintuitive because power plants like those with diesel engines run constantly, spinning a coil within a magnet. This process seems independent of how much electricity people are using at a specific time. Here's what I'm still curious about: Does the engine in a power plant (e.g., diesel engine) constantly use the same amount of fuel regardless of electricity usage? If no one is using electricity, wouldn't there be wasted energy just building up in the system from the constant rotation? How does the grid manage the balance between a power plant's constant generation and the varying demands of electricity users?

Is there any case where we have different impedance?

Hi, thankyou for creating these free videos. Do these 85 videos cover all the sections/ required knowledge in unit 202 ? ( As of 2024? ) I find the worksheets/handouts very hard to digest but these videos really help

I’ve never heard an instructor worry and wonder SND fuss so much when showing how to put a screw in a wall, you sound so negative and totally stressing me listening to you gosh

About the zero current, Can we think of it in terms Kirchhoff's current law? Not only when at peak values , but also at different points indicated by the graph, where we can add or subtract the 3 phase(r,y,b) values depending on whether it is in the Positive(up/forward) or Negative(down/negative).

I've a question, please Sir, Assuming the load is 5kw & star connected with 380V line voltage, Will the line current be the at all 3 lines ?

Could you please explain what happens to those currents and voltages when we start the motor using a star-delta starter. And how the circuit differs if it does?

Thanks for the nice training

I've done 7 years of maths in grammar school, 3 years of maths at university (Physics BSc), and more since (during a PgDip and now another BSc). And nobody has explained things the way you have in this video, and the previous one on the Pythagorean theorem (i.e. so it is intuitive and makes sense in the real world).

I have joint issues, and it hurts to hold my hand like this. I have looked online but can't find anything; is there a small device that will act in place of my hand? I.e. three axes labelled with the finger names.

The last one was out more presumably because you didn't zero the measurement after changing to the probes.

This video says there is a prior one on resistance, but there isn't; I have been watching the playlist in order.

Could do without that hydrogen atom's electron whizzing around for so long; it makes me dizzy! [Also, it doesn't actually do that, not that it really matters for this purpose.]

These videos are incredibly helpful, thank you so much for your help!